VisualStudioCodeArduino icon indicating copy to clipboard operation
VisualStudioCodeArduino copied to clipboard

"Using Visual Studio Code as an Arduino IDE" Tutorial

Open IamPhytan opened this issue 8 years ago • 3 comments

"On Windows, just ensure that the arduino environment is part of the PATH."

Are you talking of C:\Program Files (x86)\Arduino? or a file in the folder?

IamPhytan avatar Feb 03 '17 18:02 IamPhytan

I guess it means the folder.

tschertel avatar Feb 04 '17 01:02 tschertel

I just successfully followed this tutorial to get the environment setup on Windows 10, so far so good. Have only tested the verify task yet though, since my Arduino board is unavailable currently.

johanlindfors avatar Jul 06 '17 19:07 johanlindfors

EDIT: Pls ignore my posted issue. I had been making some mistake every time I tried this. Now it works. Thank you!

I'm using VSCode 1.14.0, Arduino 1.8.3 and Fedora 25 I'm running into troubles in Step 3.
In VSCode I navigate to the folder containing my arduino projects (In my case it is ~/Arduino )

I bring up the command palette using Ctrl + Shift + P, then type "task" into the command window. I select Configure Task Runner.

This is where I have problems. It gives me several options to choose from: MSBuild, maven, .NET Core, Others However, I have no idea which to choose. Please help!

rsatchel avatar Jul 16 '17 19:07 rsatchel